Each song has more than 5 #tags in the song locator (ie, #dance#motown etc).
And none of those tags are shown in the Setlist view, which is what I expected.
But, any # tag followed by a NUMBER (which I use for decade tags >> #60s#70s), these DO show in the Setlist. See picx.
This certainly is not very important. {And I guess perhaps I need an education, because maybe #60 is a command. Is it?)
all the best
nw
(btw, if you are wondering why a % sign starts these songs, it is my way to indicating which songs are only “beats” ( % = beats…is this by chance causing some issue?)
That’s a good find, thank you for reporting this!
My initial idea was that some song titles include a hash (e.g. #5 by Aphex Twin) and I didn’t want these to be recognized as hashtags, so I excluded any hashtags that start with a number. However, I didn’t think about hashtags like #60s which also includes letters. I’ll publish a new version with a fix soon
Never heard of #5 by Aphex Twin …so I gave a listen.
Ambient music. I liked it.
trivia…
A song w/ # is #9 Dream (John Lennon). Hmmmm. But using # in song title certainly is rare.
I just googled it, and it is rare, but a sample of 5 examples was returned:
“#BrooklynBloodPop!” by SyKo (A popular internet-era song)
“#SELFIE” by The Chainsmokers (A 2014 EDM hit)
“#thatPOWER” by will.i.am ft. Justin Bieber
“#icanteven” by The Neighbourhood
“#BeautifulLive” by Mariah Carey
That sounds like maybe I should exclude hashtags at the very start of the song title as well. I’ll change that in the next version
EDIT: It seems I had already thought of that. Hashtags at the start of a song title are not registered as actual hashtags but as part of the song title
